November 12, 2025

bedside manner wasn't good, rushed me thru my consult not letting me ask questions, also his suit was 3 sizes too small for him, which was off putting

May 14, 2024

Following gastric sleeve surgery, I shed over 100lbs and sought breast reconstruction and lift with implants. Dr. Rogers, along with his exceptional nurse practitioner Vashti, provided exemplary care during my consultation and recovery. Their professionalism, reassurance, and expertise made them the perfect team for the job. I diligently followed their guidance throughout the process and am thrilled with the outcome. Dr. Rogers' calm demeanor and Vashti's nurturing support truly complement each other, embodying the saying, "Behind every great man is an amazing woman." I enthusiastically endorse Ocala Plastic Surgery for anyone seeking similar procedures.

April 8, 2024

I went to Dr Rogers to have the skin under my arms fixed after having a mast removed. He pulled the skin so tight that I couldn’t even raise my arms. When I went back to him and showed him he said he could fix that and charged me more money to fix what he messed up. I’m am very disappointed in his work. He made The second procedure worse than the first.

October 10, 2023

I had blepharoplasty with, Humana to remove extra skin from my upper eye lip a year ago and I still suffering from watery eyes, and eaching. My eyes were Bached by this doctor. I have a bump on my upper eye lip from his surgery stitches. He is a very rude guy. He doesn't have bedside manner. I remember that when I went for my last vicit, I pointed out my concern about how hugly my eyes looked after the surgery and he turned his back on me and was laughing with another guy that was there. I dont even know if he was a doctor or another patient. After a year my eyes look worse than before the procedure. I donr recomend this office at all. I prefer to drive to the Villege 45 minutes than going to Ocala plastic surgery.

May 22, 2023

About 10 and 11 yrs ago Dr. Rogers did a breast reduction/lift and then a (sun damaged wrinkled) face lift. Both turned out amazing! I no longer needed huge bras, and was no longer ashamed to have photos taken with my grand-kids. Dr. Rogers is my hero! Now at 74, in spite never being over weight, & playing pickle ball almost daily, bowling, long walks and other general activies, my stomach area turned into a mushy, often bloated, painful mess. I couldn't buckle my pants & I spent a long time every morning changing clothes until I could find something that would fit comfortably. What I saw in the mirror was ailien and depressing.This wouldn't "EXERCISE" it self away. Dr, R to the rescue again! Tummy Tucks require that you turn into a couch potato for several weeks with a little bit of walking around in between. Totally not my style but I've been doing it and I've been wearing that hideous painful binder religiously! I worry about losing muscle mass and not ever being able to get in shape again, but if that what it takes; If that's what Cher had to go thru, I'm not giving up! (even if it means I can't ride my 750 Honda til Dr. R says so). Still, I seem to be one of those patients whose body is not cooperating the way we would like it too. I kept draining for 3 weeks from the tube and now I drain from where my navel used to be. late August will be here soon enough. (I gotta get some of those bedadyne soaked Q-tip thingies that get the fluids pouring out of me and easing the pain of the binder). Bless you Dr. Rogers for your patience with your patients, especially me. I remain your devout couch potato, (yak), cvz- PS: bless Vashti, his assistant (& dare I say, "my pal) from past surgeries and also the entire very kind and understanding staff and streamlined, short waits system they have set up. Chicken waddle next?....NAH!